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Balancing a house of cards: ‘Throughput’ legitimacy in Canadian governance networks
Author(s): Carey Doberstein, Heather Millar
Publication Date: 2014
This article examines the interaction of different modes and levels of legitimacy within network governance institutions over time. Drawing on new theoretical directions in European governance studies and empirical findings from Canada, we contend that whereas input legitimacy can be exchanged, or traded-off, with output legitimacy to reinforce the overall legitimacy of a network governance institution, “throughput legitimacy” functions as a nece...
Rehousing Vancouver's Street-Involved Youth - 2010
Author(s): Heather Millar
Publication Date: 2010
Homeless youth are a marginalized and vulnerable population facing high rates of violence, sexual exploitation, mental health issues, and substance misuse. Recent evidence suggests that homeless youth in Metro Vancouver have a distinct set of needs unmet by existing housing services and supports. Through key informant interviews, this study identifies three key factors preventing youth aged 16 to 18 from becoming stably housed: 1) diminished...
Rehousing Vancouver's Street-Involved Youth - 2009
Author(s): Heather Millar
Publication Date: 2009
From 2002 to 2008, the homeless population in Metro Vancouver has more than doubled in size to more than 2,660 people. Youth aged 16 to 24 account for a sizeable portion of the city's homeless, estimated between 10 and 20%. Studies suggest that the youth homeless population is extremely vulnerable, facing high levels of violence and sexual exploitation as well as complex mental health and addiction issues. This paper documents, through key inf...